"Aleppo's falling apart would mean a lot more than just the loss of the city. If it falls apart, it would ruin the Syrian people's last hope for peace, freedom and dignity. If Russia, the UN and the US are candid in their desire to stop the hostilities, they need to prevent Syrian President Bashar Assad's regime from undermining the last hope. As long as the bombing of Aleppo continues, there is no point in the Geneva Talks," Kalyn told reporters in Ankara.
The latest round of the intra-Syria talks in Geneva took place between April 13-27. The Riyadh-formed Syrian opposition High Negotiations Committee walked out of the talks over the continuous fighting in Syria and the lack of progress on humanitarian issues.
Syria has been mired in civil war since 2011, with government forces fighting numerous opposition groups, including Western-backed allegedly moderate factions, as well as terrorist formations.
